KOTA KINABALU: The Anti-Corruption Agency has questioned Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s sincerity in wanting to help in investigations to verify the authenticity of a video clip purportedly showing a senior lawyer “brokering” the appointment of judges. Anwar had filed an application in the High Court to set aside the order issued by the ACA asking him to hand over the original video clip. ACA director-general Datuk Ahmad Said Hamdan said: “If he really wants to help, then why is he getting a court order to stop us from getting the full 14-minute clip?” Ahmad Said, who was here to present excellence awards to 21 ACA officers and staff in Sabah, said without the original and complete video clip, the investigations could not be completed. So far, the agency has recorded the statements of 12 people, including those mentioned in the seven-minute clip which was made public. Ahmad Said said those interviewed said the clip was “inaudible or not clear”. “Thus, it was difficult for the us to fault them as we don’t have the original copy. Without it we cannot verify the authenticity of the video clip,” he added.